texts: <mask>. was an American politician who was the U.S. representative for from 2009 to 2011. He was defeated in his reelection bid on November 2, 2010. The Democratic Party has a member named <mask>. He was appointed as a judge for the District Court of Queen Anne's County in Maryland in December of 2011. <mask> was born in Maryland and grew up in Prince George's County. <mask><mask>. is the son of <mask>. <mask> graduated from Queen Anne School in Upper Marlboro in 1986.Western Maryland College gave Kratovil a bachelor's degree in 1990. He played soccer, basketball, and baseball there. He received the Most Valuable Player Award and the Homer Earl Outstanding Player Award in soccer, as well as being named to the Middle-Atlantic Conference All-Conference Team. The Charles W. Havens Award is given to an intercollegiate athlete who has shown by word and deed the attributes of charity, altruism, benevolence, and a humane and compassionate concern. <mask> graduated from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 1994. He worked as a law clerk for a judge. He was the Assistant State's Attorney for Prince George's County, Maryland from 1995 to 1997.<mask> was an assistant state's attorney for Queen Anne's County, Maryland. He was the only full-time Prosecutor and Community Prosecutor in the county. He was appointed as the deputy state's attorney in Kent County, Maryland in 2001. In 1998 he was selected to represent the United States on the American Council of Young Political Leaders' delegation to Taiwan. He was on the executive committee of the Queen Anne's County local management board. <mask> was elected State's Attorney in Queen Anne's County in 2002 after defeating four-term incumbent David Gregory in the primary and Republican Paul W. Comfort in the general election. <mask> is the youngest State's Attorney in Maryland.He was re-elected in 2006 without opposition. He was elected to be the President of the Maryland State's Attorneys' Association in 2005. During his time as President of the MDSAA, he pushed for stronger legislation to expand prosecution of gangs and increased awareness of growing problems with drugs and gangs in Maryland's rural areas. <mask> announced on June 4, 2007, that he would run for Congress in Maryland's 1st congressional district. <mask> defeated four other Democrats in the February 12 primary. Wayne Gilchrest, a leading Republican moderate, is expected to face <mask> in the general election. State Senator Andy Harris ousted Gilchrest in the Republican primary.<mask> was running for an open seat rather than against a long-term incumbent. <mask> was a heavy favorite due to the district's election history. The district has a strong tinge of social conservatism that favors the Republicans. <mask> received a boost when Gilchrest endorsed him over Harris. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee decided to back <mask>'s campaign financially through their Red to Blue program. <mask> was endorsed by local Eastern Shore Republicans as well as Democrats. The Blue Dog Coalition is a group of fiscally conservative congressional Democrats.The race was labeled "No Clear Favorite" by CQ Politics. The election was close. <mask> led Harris by 905 votes on election night. <mask>'s lead grew to 2,000 votes after two rounds of counting. <mask> was declared the winner by most media outlets on the night of November 7. Harris conceded on November 11. The 1st District's geographic split was dramatized by <mask>'s election.<mask> lived on the Eastern Shore. Most of Harris' base in Baltimore's more conservative eastern suburbs were lost to him in the district's portion of Baltimore County. He lost part of the district on the Western Shore. The district's voters are evenly divided between the two regions. <mask> is the third Democrat to represent the 1st since 1947. John McCain carried the district with over 60 percent of the vote, which was his best showing in the state. <mask>'s vote for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, in its final form, was cited by Harris as the reason he would seek a re-enactment against <mask>.<mask>'s 2010 re-election bid was based on his independent streak in Washington. He was quoted as saying, "We can either send someone to Washington who is going to be independent and put the interests of the people of his district first, or we can send someone who is going to put their own extreme ideological views ahead of the best interests of the people of this district He said his record in Congress was proof. He was ranked in the top ten of independent voting records in Congress. A group called The Concerned Taxpayers of America paid $150,000 for ads attacking <mask>. The group was funded by $300,000 from Daniel G. Schuster Inc., a concrete firm in Maryland, and $200,000 from a New York hedge fund executive. According to Dan Eggen at The Washington Post, the group formed in September to engage citizens from every walk of life and political affiliation in the fight against runaway spending.The only expenditures were for the ads. Schuster contributed the most to Harris. <mask> took 42 percent of the vote to Harris' 54 percent, as the district reverted to form. Since <mask> left office, no Democrat has won more than 40% of the vote. <mask> voted with the House Democratic Leadership 85% of the time, according to analysis conducted by The Washington Post and others. An analysis of major legislation only by Congressional Quarterly and Centerline.org concluded <mask> was one of the most centrist congressmen in the country. <mask> voted against the Patient Protection andAffordable Care Act in March of 2010 due to his district's opposition and the negative impact that the bill's employer mandates could have on job creation.Committee assignments include Subcommittee on Agriculture, Credit, Energy, and Research, Subcommittee on Horticulture and Organic Agriculture, and Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry. Due to the retirement of Judge John T. Clark III, the Trial Courts Judicial Nominating Commission nominated Kratovil. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has a profile of <mask>.

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texts: <mask> was an American actor and singer. He won the Academy Award for Best Supporting actor for his performances in Kentucky, Come and Get It, and The Westerner, making him one of only three male actors to win three Academy Awards. <mask> was nominated for his performance in Sergeant York. To Have and Have Not was one of the notable performances. Less than two miles from his family's home, <mask> was born in Lynn, Massachusetts. Both of his parents were Irish. <mask>'s father was an inventor and he studied engineering at Rindge Technical High School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.At the age of 15, he began to perform. While working as a bank clerk, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in France during World War I. He was in France for two years. While there, he suffered an injury to his vocal cords from exposure to mustard gas that left him with his screen trademark: a reedy, high-pitched voice that became a favorite for celebrity impressionists for decades. He worked as a financial reporter after the war. He moved to Los Angeles so he could grow pineapples. He made a lot of money in the real estate market, but lost most of it during the 1925 real estate slump.<mask> began working as an extra in films at Universal Studios in 1925, starting at $7.50 a day. He worked at Universal for ten years. His first appearances were Webs of Steel and The Calgary Stampede. The Collegians was one of the films <mask> was in. <mask> would be used as an extra several times on films. <mask> could be seen in The Racket, The Michigan Kid, Silks and Saddles, The Cohens and the Kellys, and Smilin' Guns. He was a stand in.He was in His Lucky Day, Frank Capra's Flight, One Hysterical Night, The Last Performance, The Long Long Trail, and The Shannons of Broadway. Dames Ahoy was one of <mask>'s appearances. <mask> said he played nine parts but when he saw the film "I sneezed and I missed myself" he didn't like it. In the year 1931, <mask> could be seen in Hello Russia, Many a Slip, and Heroes of the Flames. The year 1931. <mask> had a small role in Neck and Neck. A House Divided was directed by William Wyler, Scratch-As-Catch-Can was directed by Bobby Clark, and Texas Cyclone was directed by Mark Sandrich.<mask> was in Law and Order, The Airmail Mystery, and Scandal for Sale. He did a movie with John Wayne called Two-fisted Law. <mask> was in Hello Trouble, Speed Madness, Miss Pinkerton, Cornered, and The Iceman's Ball. The Cohens and Kellys in Trouble were among the films <mask> was in. His scenes in Lilly Turner were deleted. The Phantom of the Air, Strange People, Meet the Champ, Sing Sinner Sing, One Year Later, and Sailors Beware! were all done by <mask>. Golden Harvest, Ladies Must Love, Saturday's Millions, Curtain at Eight, and My Woman are all from 1933.He could be seen in King for a Night, Fugitive Lovers, Cross Country Cruise, Beloved, You Can't Buy Everything, and Radio Dough. <mask> did Murder on the Runaway Train, The Life of Vergie Winters, Gentlemen of Polish, and Woman Haters. Biography of a Bachelor Girl, Brick-a-Brac, Helldorado, and The Mystery of Edwin Dr were all <mask> films. He had an uncredited role in Bride of Frankenstein, in which Boris Karloff was the monster. <mask> described the break he had as "the luckiest break in the world". He was taking part in a fight scene when an actor kicked him in the face and knocked out his teeth. He had to change his teeth.He said he looked all right off the set. I could look 40 years older when I took them out. In 1935, <mask> did a short called Hunger Pains. <mask> took an early break when he was cast in The Wedding Night, produced by Sam Goldwyn and Gary Cooper. <mask> got a contract with Goldwyn after his part was expanded during filming. <mask>'s services were mostly given to other studios by Goldwyn. He was put in West Point of the Air by MGM.He worked as a stuntman in Bride of Frankenstein, in which he had a brief speaking part. <mask>'s parts were small in Party Wire, Spring Tonic, The Gay Lady, Man on the Flying Trapeze, and Welcome Home. In George Stevens' Alice Adams, he did a short, The Perfect Tribute, but his scenes were deleted. He could be seen in two films, We're in the Money and She Couldn't Take It. <mask> moved up to significant roles with a decent part in Goldwyn's Barbary Coast, directed by Howard Hawks and an uncredited William Wyler. He said that that set him up. He appeared in Metropolitan and Seven Keys to Baldpate.He played one of the title outlaws in the movie. He had a small role in These Three with Wyler and a bigger role in The Moon's Our Home with <mask>. <mask>'s breakthrough part came when he was cast as Swan Bostrom in the period film Come and Get It, playing the sidekick of Edward Arnold who eventually marry the girl Arnold abandons. Hawks was fired by Sam Goldwyn and replaced by William Wyler. The first Academy Award for Best Supporting actor went to <mask>. <mask> had support parts in Banjo on My Knee, She's Dangerous, and When Love is Young. He was supposed to appear in the final film of The Real Glory, but he didn't.At Republic Pictures, <mask> had his first lead role. He was billed second after Jane Withers in Fox's Wild and Woolly. He was in a movie directed by DeMille. <mask> played drunk and accused murderer Muff Potter in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. <mask> played Gary Cooper's sidekick for the first time in The Cowboy and the Lady. Kentucky was <mask>'s second Best Supporting Oscar and was a horse racing film. He was a supporter of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.<mask> appeared in Stanley and Livingstone at Fox. He was in Call on the President at MGM. <mask> was often called upon to play characters that were older than he was. The loss of many teeth in the 1932 accident made him seem older than he was. These features were used to great effect by him. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 After Spencer Tracy and Robert Young, <mask> was third.The Man from Home was once a vehicle for Will Rogers and <mask>. Fox's Maryland was an attempt to repeat the success of Kentucky. <mask> said he had been working since 1937. He said he was just punch drunk. One of <mask>'s best roles was in Goldwyn's The Westerner, in which he played the villainous Judge Roy Bean. The film was directed by William Wyler and was nominated for an Oscar. Trading Post was purchased by Goldwyn to be a vehicle for <mask>.Did he support Deanna in Nice Girl? Cooper reprises his role in Frank Capra's Meet John Doe and Hawks' Sergeant York. <mask>'s fourth Oscar nomination, Sergeant York, was an enormous hit. He was a sea captain in This Woman is Mine. <mask> played the top-billed lead in the first American film by Jean Renoir, a drama also featuring <mask> and Dana Andrews. He played a reporter in Rise and Shine who befriended and encouraged Lou Gehrig in Pride of the Yankees. Stand By for Action and Hangmen Also Die! were two war films <mask> was in.He played a Czechoslovak professor. He was in The Last Will and Testament of Tom Smith and The North Star. Home in Indiana was the follow up to Kentucky and Maryland. <mask> played the "grumpy old man" in films such as To Have and Have Not and introduced Lauren Bacall. In Bob Hope's film The Princess and the Pirate, <mask> was a comic pirate. He and John Wayne were together for the first time since Dakota, directed by Joseph Kane. He was in a musical at Fox where he played a family member.<mask> reprised his role as a villain as Old Man Clanton in John Ford's directorial debut. <mask> followed this with parts in Nobody Lives FOREVER at Warners and a girl-and-dog story at Republic, Driftwood. He did another film at Fox. Scudda Hay! He played John Wayne's sidekick in Red River, one of the best films of his career. He played a father in The Green Promise. <mask> supported Gary Cooper in Task Force, which was directed by Kane.<mask> focused on Westerns: Singing Guns, A Ticket to Tomahawk, Curtain Call at Cactus Creek, The Showdown, Surrender, and Best of the Badmen. The Wild Blue Yonder was a war film. <mask> reprises his role in Lure of the Wilderness, a remake of Swamp Water with less screen time on this occasion. The Far Country with James Stewart and Four Guns to the Border were some of the films <mask> was in. He played a part in Bad Day at Black Rock. <mask> guest starred on episodes of The Ford Television Theatre and the Screen Directors Playhouse. In the "Vengeance Canyon" episode, he played an old outlaw named Joe.In the story line, Joe tries to convince a young Clint that vengeance is not productive. Brock was played by Sheb Wooley. He was a musical judge in the ABC series. <mask> said he preferred doing television to movies because there were not long layoffs between jobs. He appeared in movies such as Gunpoint! There was a short about Israel, Man on a Bus in The Proud Ones. <mask> recorded The Stories of Mark Twain with Brandon deWilde, who was 14 at the time, while he was in Good-bye My Lady.The film was not widely seen because he was top billed and directed by William Wellman. He played the grandfather in Tammy and the Bachelor and appeared in The Way to the Gold. <mask> played a lead role in a low budget movie that was a hit. The Real McCoys <mask> had resisted overtures to star in a regular TV series but relented for the sitcom about a poor West Virginia family that relocated to a farm in Southern California. It ran from 1957 to 1963. During the series' run, <mask> appeared in films and TV shows in support of John Wayne and Dean Martin. The Real McCoys went to CBS for their final season after five years on ABC.<mask> joined with the creator of the show to form Brennan-Westgate. Danny Thomas's company co-produced the series. It featured several people, including Richard Crenna, Kathleen Nolan, Lydia Reed, and Michael Winkelman. <mask> starred in Shoot Out at Big Sag. He played a villainous river pirate in How the West Was Won. "Old Rivers", a song about an old farmer and his mule, was released as a single in 1962 by Liberty Records and was one of the most popular recordings of <mask>'s career. "Old Rivers" was number five in the U.S.The oldest living person to have a top 40 hit was <mask>, who was 67 years old at the time. On November 17, 1962, <mask> reached the Top 40 with his song "Mama Sang a Song". <mask> provided the voice for a cartoon about the shooting of Dan McGrew. <mask> played the wealthy executive <mask> in the short-lived 1964–1965 ABC series The Tycoon. Brandon deWilde was <mask>'s co-star in Those Calloways, his first film for the Disney Organisation. He played a small part in The Oscar. He played an older man in The Guns of Will Sonnett who was looking for his gunfighter son, James, with his grandson, Jeff, played by Dack Rambo.It ran for two years. <mask> did a pilot for a TV series but it was not picked up. There was a support role in Who's Minding the Mint? He went back to Disney for The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band. The villain in Support Your Local Sheriff was <mask>. James Garner was with us in 1969. <mask> was the top billing over Pat O'Brien in The Over-the-Hill Gang and Fred Astaire in The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again.He was on the second season of the CBS sitcom To Rome with Love. <mask>'s last television series as a member of the permanent cast was this one. He starred in the TV movies The Young Country, Two for the Money, and Home for the Holidays. He was supposed to be in a movie called One Day inEDEN, but it did not happen. He fell ill while filming and had to be replaced. The Western Smoke in the Wind was directed by Joseph Kane. <mask> married Ruth Wells in 1920.Their three children were Arthur, <mask>, and Ruth. In World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, Ruth's husband was a captain in the U.S. Navy. <mask>'s son Arthur Wells "Big Mike" <mask> lived with his wife in Joseph, Oregon. The 12,000-acre Lightning Creek Ranch was purchased by <mask> in 1940. He built the Indian Lodge Motel, a movie theater, and a variety store in Joseph, and went there between film roles until his death. His family still lives in the area. <mask>, a Roman Catholic, was too old to not be a religious man.A lot of people made a lot of sacrifice for this. "Project Prayer" was a rally attended by 2,500 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The Supreme Court struck down the practice of mandatory prayer in public schools because it was in conflict with the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. <mask> branded people as Communists if they supported John Fitzgerald Kennedy, according to his biographer. He thought that the riots could have been stopped with a machine gun. They expressed satisfaction at the murder of the Rev. <mask>'s home was stocked with weapons and food in anticipation of a Soviet invasion, as reported by Rollyson.<mask> retired from his ranch in Moorpark in Ventura County, California. He died of emphysema at the age of 80. His remains were buried in Los Angeles. <mask> has been regarded as one of the finest character actors in motion picture history. He is best known for his portrayals of Judge Roy Bean in The Westerner, a trail hand in Red River, and a deputy in Rio Bravo. He is the only person to have won Best Supporting actor three times. In the early years of the Academy Awards, extras were given the right to vote, but he remained somewhat embarrassed as to how he won the awards.<mask> won every time he was nominated by the Union of Film Extras. The union was left out of Oscar voting after his third win. <mask> lost his fourth Best Supporting actor nomination in 1941 for Sergeant York, which went to Donald Crisp. <mask>'s career spanned nearly five decades and included more than 200 film and television roles. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to the film industry. His photograph hangs prominently at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, where he was inducted into the Western Performers Hall of Fame in 1970. Film Television Radio Discography Albums is a class.The year is over. The album is here. "US!"

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texts: The Duke of Legnica, Brzeg, and the Duke of Wrocaw were all Dukes of Boleslaw III the Wasteful. His wife was the daughter of Bolesaw the Pious, Duke of Greater Poland. Life Bolesaw's father died when he was five years old. His mother and uncle became regents. Bolko died in 1301 and Elisabeth in 1304. After almost a year, Henry of Wrben, the Bishop of Wrocaw, removed himself from the post of official guardian of Henry V's sons. King Wenceslaus II of Bohemia was determined to take advantage of the rich and strategically located Duchy of Wrocaw.The King's youngest daughter, Princess Margareta, was betrothed to the young Bolesaw one year later. The wedding took place five years later. The Duke of Legnica was seen as a potential rival for the throne by the closest male relatives of the King. Wenceslaus <mask> succeeded his father, King Wenceslaus II. One year after Wenceslaus <mask> was murdered in Olomouc, Bolesaw began his fight for the throne. The Duke of Legnica-Wrocaw was not able to compete with the other candidates for the Pemyslid throne. After losing Kalisz to Duke <mask> of Gogw, Bolesaw lost his attempt to rule the Polish Kingdom.Opava (Troppau) was the only significant gain for Bolesaw. Bolesaw paid 8,000 pieces of silver after renouncing his claim two years later. The crown of Opava was merged with the crown of the Bohemians in 1318. Bolesaw ran out of money because of his political ambitions. Bolesaw was forced to divide his lands between his brothers in 1311. The three parts of the Duchy were Wrocaw, Legnica and Brzeg. Bolesaw was the first choice.Everyone was surprised that he chose the smallest and least prosperous Brzeg. Bolesaw would have been able to continue his fight for the throne if the prince had offered him monetary compensation. Bolesaw was unsuccessful in regaining Wrocaw from Henry VI. One year after Bolesaw seemed to accept his fate, he was able to deprive his younger brother Wadysaw from the Duchy of Legnica because he wasn't able to pay his part of the monetary compensation. In 1312 Bolesaw and Henry VI entered into an alliance with the ruler of Lesser Poland and began an expeditionary trip against the Dukes of Gogw. The war lasted five years. The towns of Uraz and Bolesaw were taken by Wadysaw I okietek's allies.Bolesaw tried to reestablish himself in the struggle for the Kingdom of Bohemia in the possession of John of Luxemburg after this victory. King John appointed Bolesaw Governor of Bohemia during his trip to Germany and Italy in the 13th century. In 1321, Bolesaw and his brothers formed a coalition and went to war against the Dukes of Gogw. They were successful this time because of Bolesaw. The peace treaty was signed in Wrocaw. The fortresses of Byczyna and Kluczbork were taken over by Duke Konrad I of Olenica. Relations between Bolesaw and Henry VI deteriorated by 1322.Henry did not support his brother's politics when he signed a peace treaty with Konrad of Olenica. Bolesaw offered to swap his district of Legnica for Wrocaw. The war between the brothers was imminent after Henry VI refused. Henry was named his heir in exchange for aid after establishing contacts with the new King of Poland. Wadysaw was afraid of a confrontation with the Kingdom of Bohemia. Henry asked for the help of Emperor Louis IV. The Duke of Wrocaw became a vassal of the Empire.Bolesaw attacked after Louis IV guaranteed the succession of Henry VI's lands to his daughters. Henry VI kept control of Wrocaw's defenses. The situation changed completely in 1327. Henry VI was persuaded by John of Luxemburg to give up his alliance with the Emperor. He received the County of Glatz during his lifetime and a high pension from the King. During King John's absence from Bohemia, Bolesaw made a final attempt to capture Wrocaw. He failed again.Wadysaw, Bolesaw's youngest brother, returned to Silesia in 1329 after being stripped of his Duchy of Legnica in 1312). Bolesaw was left in a critical situation after Wadysaw took possession of Legnica in the name of King John. On 9 May 1329 in Wrocaw, Bolesaw declared himself a vassal of the Kingdom of Bohemia because he couldn't afford a war against King John. Bolesaw stopped trying to gain territories after losing his independence. He was part of King John's military expeditions to Lusatia and Gogw. 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He gave his sons Wenceslaus I and Louis I the joint government of the Duchy of Legnica four years later. Bolesaw almost immediately sold Wenceslaus to King <mask> the Great. After his abdication, Bolesaw retired to Brieg with his second wife, who was from Croatia. He was buried in Lubi Abbey. Bolesaw didn't give up on his lifestyle despite his finances being reduced.The Bishop of Wrocaw wanted to sell the town of Grodkw to the King of Bohemia, Charles IV of Luxemburg. The Church excommunicated Bolesaw for the delay in paying the tithing and for sequestering Church property. His sons insisted that the excommunication be removed on his deathbed. Bolesaw contributed to Lubi Abbey and founded two monasteries, the Franciscan and Dominican. Bolesaw married Margareta in 1318. The daughter of King Wenceslaus II of Bohemia died. They had three children.2 June 1364) was the date of the death. The fair was called Louis I the Fair. 1321 died on December 23rd. Hradec Krlové passed away on 7 April 1322. In 1326, Bolesaw married another person. Mladen III ubi was the daughter of Ban of Croatia. They didn't have any children.The widow of Bolesaw was left in his will. The Dukes of Brzeg Dukes of Legnica were temporarily excommunicated by the Catholic.

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texts: The Duke of Bourbon was the son of Charles I, Duke of Bourbon, and the member of the <mask>. He and his wife were regents of Charles VIII of France. Life, marriage, and royal favour A loyal and capable subject of the crown, <mask> earned the grudging respect of Louis XI through his demonstration of the Bourbon family's "meekness and humility". Louis XI broke his engagement to Marie d'Orleans, sister of Louis, Duke of Orleans, who wanted to prevent an alliance between two of the greatest feudal houses in France. A marriage between <mask> and the King's elder daughter, Anne, was arranged, as was another marriage between Louis of Orleans and Anne's younger sister, Joan; as a mark of his favour, the King forced <mask>'s older brother John II, Duke of Bourbon to grant the <mask> and Anne were married. At the time of Louis XI's death, <mask>, the Duke of Bourbon, was one of the few royal servants who had remained loyal to the King.<mask> and Anne immediately took up their responsibilities, and began to position themselves as leaders of the government. The thirteen-year-old King undertook personal rule of the Kingdom on his own, but in reality was guided by the Beaujeus. After assisting his wife in the governing of France, both of them were able to begin building their own power base in the Bourbonnais. The death of his older brother, John II, and the subsequent renunciation of the family rights by his next eldest brother, Charles II, resulted in <mask> being Count of La Marche and Lord of Beaujeu. Bourbon-Lancy and l'Isle-en-Jordain were added by the Duke and Duchess of Bourbon. The Bourbon-Montpensiers were not obligated to pass the domain to the next heirs to the Bourbon inheritance, and the duke and duchess could leave them to whoever they wanted. On 10 May 1491, the pair finally acquired an heir of their own, a daughter, Suzanne (Anne had an earlier pregnancy in 1476, but about this existed conflicting accounts: some say the baby was miscarried or been stillborn, but others reported that a living son was born,The Bourbon influence over the crown waned by 1491, as Charles VIII became an adult. Against the better judgement of Anne and <mask>, Charles decided to abandon his marriage to Margaret of Austria and marry Anne, the Duke of Brittany. Both France and Italy were left in control of France on several of Charles' absences. Both were major figures in the court for the rest of Charles VIII's reign, but were restricted in power. After Charles VIII's death and the accession of Louis XII, <mask> retired from court politics and devoted his last few years to his family. Suzanne was the next heir to the Bourbon Duchy. <mask> and Anne fought over the future of Suzanne and the Bourbon territories in his final years.With Charles VIII dead and the more cautious Louis XII on the throne, Suzanne needed a husband to support her in her inheritance, which risked being disputed by the crown and the Montpensiers. The next Bourbon heir, Louis of Bourbon-Montpensier, had been groomed by the Duke and Duchess as a son-in-law, but he offended <mask> by condemning letters patent of Louis XII which confirmed Suzanne's rights of inheritance. Suzanne was betrothed to Charles IV, Duke of Alenon, a favorite of Louis XII and so likely to protect the duchy against royal encroachment and Montpensier challenges. The contract was signed at Moulins by Charles and Suzanne. <mask> died before the marriage could be completed. Anne arranged for Suzanne to marry the Bourbon heir-male, Charles of Bourbon-Montpensier, in order to avoid a dispute over the Bourbon inheritance.

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texts: The economic theory of the location of railways was written by <mask>. The saying that an engineer can do for a dollar what any fool can do for two is attributed to him. He worked on the design and construction of railways in Mexico. He worked for the Toledo and Canada Southern Railroad. The Engineering News was edited by him. The first Principles of Engineering Economy was published in 1930 by Eugene L. Grant and followed by Engineering Economics: First Principles in 1923 by John Charles Lounsbury Fish. He was born on December 25, 1847 in Massachusetts.They had two children with him. <mask> was a descendant of <mask>, an early settler of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. <mask> studied engineering with John Benjamin Henck, a prominent civil engineer in Boston, after graduating from the Boston Latin School. During the American civil war, he studied mechanical engineering and passed the exam for an assistant engineer in the United States Navy but never got an appointment. <mask> left Henck's office in the 19th century to work for the Brooklyn Parks department on the Prospect Park project. He was in charge of a series of explorations to find possible routes for the Blue Ridge railroad in South Carolina in 1868. <mask> went to practice location engineering in New York state after leaving the South Carolina road.He worked on the Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia railroad as a division engineer for three years after leaving that road. The financial panic of 1873 halted railway construction. He was the Chief Engineer of the Toledo and Canada Southern Railway. He worked for the Buffalo and Erie Railroad, the West Farms Railway, and the Canadian Great Western Railway. He became the assistant general manager of the Mexican Central Railway after he was made engineer in charge of the Mexican National Railway. He became one of the editors of The Railroad Gazette after returning to New York City. He became editor and owner of The Engineering News.<mask> was a member of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. A shortened version of the famous quote, "An engineer can do for a dollar what any fool can do for two," can be found in the introduction to his masterpiece, "The Economic Theory of the location of railways." It would be better if engineering were not seen as the art of constructing. To define it rudely but not inaptly, it is the art of doing that well with one dollar, which any bungler can do with two after a fashion. Death <mask> died from heart failure after surgery in New York City at the age of 47. He was buried in the Bronx. The last edition to be published by <mask>'s wife was in 1910.<mask> was in charge of the survey. The report descriptive of the recommended plan was submitted to the Board of Experts. There was a report on the topic of (1888). The articles on pile driving and the safe load of piles have appeared in Engineering News. <mask> received three patents for his work. 548,988 to 548,988. The Arthur M. <mask> Prize was established by the American Society of Civil Engineers in response to a proposal by the Engineering News-Record.The Wellington Award was created in 1979 by the American Institute of Industrial Engineers in honor of his work in engineering economy. The first four recipients were Eugene L. Grant, <mask> Jr., W. Grant Ireson and H.G. Thuesen was born in 1982. His book The Economic Theory of the location of railways was published in 1877. An analysis of the conditions which govern the judicious adjustment of gradients, curvature, and length of line to each other and the character and volume of traffic was the subtitle. The subtitle of the 5th edition was An analysis of the conditions controlling the laying out of railways to effect the most judicious expenditure of capital. The effects of the ruling gradient on train loads and running costs were indicated by him.It was printed in London in the 6th edition. There are links to <mask> <mask> Obituary in Engineering News and American Railway Journal. 33, No. May 23, 1895, pp. 88-888. American civil engineers American engineering writers American textbook writers Textbook American surveyors Engineering journalists American railroad mechanical engineers Canadian civil engineers American mechanical engineers American railroad pioneers American people in rail transportation

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texts: Ju Péon was a Chinese painter who was born in 1895. One of the first Chinese artists to articulate the need for artistic expressions that reflected a modern China at the beginning of the 20th century, he was known for his Chinese ink paintings of horses and birds. One of the first to create monumental oil paintings with epic Chinese themes, he was also one of the first to use an essential Western art technique. He was one of the four pioneers of Chinese modern art who earned the title of "The Four Great Presidents Academy". During the late Qing dynasty, <mask> was born on 19 July 1895. At the age of nine, he began studying Chinese painting with his father who was a private school teacher. He came from rural Yixing.His contributions in the art industry made him a well-known figure in the world. He made a living off of private and commercial work in Shanghai. In 1916, he went to Fudan University to learn French. He went to Tokyo in 1917 to study the arts. He began to teach at the Arts school at the invitation of Cai Yuanpei when he returned to China. The National High School of Art in Paris awarded a scholarship to <mask> in 1919. Classic traditions of European art and culture, which helped him in incorporating improved creativity and innovation elements in his artwork, are what inspired him to study and travel in Europe for more than a decade.He studied oil painting and drawing at the cole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. While studying in Paris, he was known as Ju Peon. His painting has been used by learners to understand the early days of the Chinese art industry. He was able to observe and learn Western art techniques. The Daily University of Peking University had a writer who dealt with wider issues than just campus politics. In 1920 a university art journal called Painting Miscellany was published. He and his partner Jiang Biwei came back to China in 1927 and, from 1927 to 1929, he gained a number of posts at institutions in China.In 1933, an exhibition of modern Chinese painting traveled to France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, and the Soviet Union and was inspired by Classic traditions of European art and culture. The exhibitions were held in Singapore and India during World War II. As a result of the war, all the proceeds from these exhibitions went to Chinese people. After the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, <mask> became president of the Central Academy of Fine Arts and chairman of the China Artists Association. He was a master of both oils and Chinese ink. The majority of his works were in the Chinese traditional style. <mask> beihong had a free technique of brush in his art works, and he believed that painting should be more real and understood by people.He combined Chinese brush and ink techniques with Western perspective and methods of composition to create a new form of national art. He used firm and bold brush strokes. He advocated the subordination of technique to artistic conception and emphasized the importance of the artist's experiences in life. The one painter who is most responsible for the direction taken in the modern Chinese Art world is <mask>. There is a specific influence on the art and politics that can be seen in the painting of Beihong. The purpose of the art was to create a picture to the viewers to understand what is happening in China. <mask>'s work could be used to understand political events in the New China.The policies enacted by <mask> at the beginning of the Communist Era continue to control not only official Government Policy towards the arts, but they continue to direct the overall direction taken in the various Art Colleges and Universities throughout China. There was huge support from art lovers in Asia. Between 1939 and 1941, he held solo exhibitions in Singapore, India and Malaya to raise funds for the war relief effort in China. The Victoria Memorial Hall was the site of a group exhibition with Chinese ink painting masters and 171 works of art. During his stay in India, he met Rabindranath Tagore and Mahatma Gandhi, who inspired him to create the 4.21m-wide The Foolish Old Man Who removed the Mountains painting at the Singapore Art Museum. After a Poem of the Six Dynasties, Portrait of Ms Jenny and Put Down Your Whip were all created while he was in Southeast Asia. A new chapter of historical narratives, exchanges and influences of aesthetic and ideas in art has been opened by the connections of <mask> and various parts of Asia and Europe.New visual art techniques and international aesthetic were developed by <mask>. In the early 20th-century, <mask>'s influence extends beyond China. Many Singaporean artists looked up to him as a mentor and a worthy peer, sharing his desire to closely observe nature and inject realism into Chinese painting. In 1953, <mask> died of a stroke. The museum was established after his death by his wife. Local media attention was given to two ceramic vases created by a Chinese artist. The legal tussles between the Singapore Art Museum and the Huang descendants were caused by family disputes over vases sales and profits.The Singaporean art collectors were very supportive of the Chinese artist. The Malay Dancers and Orchid vases were made in the 1940s and were to be shown in a Jack Bonncurated exhibition in collaboration with the Singapore Art Museum. As a result of the family feud, these items were returned. The legal implications of the artifacts were not known to the Museum. The artifacts were returned to the "original owners" in 2009. The nude portrait that had been found was signed by the son of Jiang Biwei. The painting was sold for $11 million at Beijing Jiuge Auctions in 2010.It was claimed after the sale that the painting was created in 1983 by a student at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, but it wasn't true. In 1917, he went to Japan to study the arts. Jiang Biwei, who was already engaged to another man, went with him to Japan without her family's consent. Her family said she died to hide their embarrassment. The couple had a son and a daughter in 1927. Three years later, he had a love affair with his student. The damage to their marriage was done by Jiang Biwei's intervention.There was no improper relationship between the student and the man, according to the biography written by the man's wife. Jiang Biwei was having an affair with a married official. In order to further drive a wedge between the couple, it was suggested that <mask> had been having an improper relationship. Their 20-year relationship ended with a divorce in 1945. The life and career of the man was taken care of by the man's wife, who died in 1953. They had two children. A historic television series about <mask>'s life from early adulthood until 1949 was aired in Chinese television.The Lin Yutang family collection of Chinese painting and calligraphy is an exhibition at the China Online Museum.

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texts: He was a Canadian composer, conductor, music educator, and writer. Ridout was a descendant of <mask>, the first Surveyor General of Upper Canada. He and John Beckwith attended the University of Toronto. He was a student of Charles Peaker at the Toronto University's Conservatory of Music. He taught on the faculty from 1940 to 1948. He taught at Toronto University until 1982. His notable students were Walter Babiak, Walter Buczynski, Hugh Davidson, Alan Detweiler, Welford Russell, Alfred Strombergs, and Charles Wilson.He was the assistant editor of both Canadian Music and Canadian Review of Music and Art. The Toronto Symphony Orchestra's program notes were written by him. He was the music director of the Eaton Operatic Society from 1949 to 1958. He was made a vice-president of the Toronto Gilbert & Sullivan Society. Ridout is best known for his symphonies and choral works. <mask> was described as an eclectic, yet did not lack for individuality by the Canadian Encyclopedia. His music is sunny and affirmative, unlike the doom and gloom of the 20th century.<mask> liked to end a work with a good tune. He didn't need to strive for ever-new styles, progress through styles, or for the role of musical inventor; style for him was a means of communication, not the'message' itself. <mask> may be perceived to be more original than many others because he is one of the determined communicators of his day. <mask> made alterations to Two Etudes for String Orchestra after being suggested by the TSO music director. In 1974 he traveled to London to lead the Royal Philharmonic Society at Royal Festival Hall, his first visit to England, after he composed Fall Fair in 1961. The spirited choral arrangement of O Canada (Alfred Music, 1982) which offers mixed bilingual lyrics and places fresh melodic strength on its second verse and chorus is known to millions of ears.

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texts: <mask> is a former American football wide receiver in the National Football League. He was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the first round of the 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 He was a football player at the University of Wisconsin. <mask> was the highest drafted receiver in Bills history. Even though he never made the Pro Bowl, he still ranks among the top five in Bills history in terms of reception, yards, and touchdown. <mask> grew up in a suburb southeast of Cleveland and attended a high school there. <mask> had personal-bests in the 300 metres hurdles and the 110 metres hurdles.In his freshman season at Wisconsin, <mask> caught 30 passes for 528 yards and 5 touchdown. Despite having three different quarterbacks during the 2001 season, <mask> put together an incredible season. <mask> had an average of 20.1 yards per reception and scored 9 times. <mask> tore his knee in the Spring Game and missed the entire season. In <mask>'s last year at Wisconsin, the star receiver put together a season to remember. He caught 64 passes and scored 13 times. <mask> had one of his best games as a Badger, catching 10 passes for 258 yards and 5 touchdown in a 56-21 win over the Michigan State Spartans.The Buffalo Bills selected <mask> with the 13th overall pick in the first round of the 2004 NFL Draft. <mask> was the first wide receiver taken by the Bills in the first round. The jersey number 84 was assigned to <mask>. <mask>, as a reference to his full name, had always worn the number 3 in college, a number that was not allowed to be used in the National Football League for wide receivers. Receivers and tight ends were only allowed to wear uniform numbers. In order to include the number 3 in his jersey number, <mask> chose 83, which required special permission from the Bills, who had set aside the number after the retirement of a great player. In his first season, the Bills' first-round draft pick became one of the team's best players on offense.In his first year, he caught 48 passes for 843 yards and 9 touchdown. The Bills had a rookies record of nine touchdown. During a game between the Bills and Miami Dolphins on December 4, 2005, <mask> faced off against his former teammate on the Wisconsin Badgers, Chris Chambers. Chambers set Miami franchise records for reception and receiving yards, as well as scoring the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds, while <mask> set career highs with receiving and touchdown yards. <mask> was a fan favorite among Bills fans. He was the top receiver for the Bills in 2006 with over 1,300 receiving yards and 8 touchdown catches. He was a big ally of the starting quarterback J. P. Losman in the passing game.He set a Buffalo Bills record for receiving yards in one quarter in a game against the Houston Texans. He became the first player in league history to catch two 83-yard touchdown passes in the same quarter. In a game against the New York Jets in 2007, <mask> wrestled a long pass away from Darrelle Revis, which resulted in an 85-yard touchdown reception to give the Bills a 13–3 victory. <mask> had shoulder surgery in 2008. <mask>' shoulder had been bothering him for two years, according to Dick Jauron. <mask> recorded his second 1,000 yard receiving season with 63 catches, 1,017 yards, and three scores, despite the fact that he had surgery in the off-season. The Bills missed the playoffs despite his strong play.The next two seasons were less successful for <mask>, as his yardage and touchdown count went down with Stevie Johnson taking over <mask>' role as Buffalo's top receiver. The last time <mask> played for the Bills was in December of 2010 when he was placed on injured reserve due to an ankle injury. <mask> finished his Buffalo career with the third most receiving yards (5,934) and touchdown (43) in franchise history, in addition to the fourth most receptions (377), which included six passes that each went for more than 70 yards. <mask> was traded to the Baltimore Ravens for a 4th round pick in the 2012 NFL draft. He missed a lot of time with injuries. <mask> played in 9 games and had four catches for 74 yards. If <mask> had caught the pass in the end zone, it would have secured a trip to the Super Bowl for the Ravens.<mask> had the football in his hands, but it was knocked out by Moore. Billy Cundiff missed a field goal that would have sent the game into overtime, but the Pats won. <mask> signed a one-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars. On August 12, 2012 he was released. <mask> announced his retirement after he was released by the Jacksonville Jaguars. <mask> is married to the former Miranda Farr, they have 2 sons, Lindon <mask> and <mask> IV. Buffalo Bills bio 1981 births Living people from Ohio include players of American football and players of American football.

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texts: <mask> was an American lawyer and Democratic politician who served in the California State Assembly from 1963 to 1977 and held a Cabinet-level position as chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality under President Jimmy Carter. <mask> was a strong supporter of environmental initiatives in the California State Assembly. The bill that created the California Energy Commission was one of the main authors of the Coastal Protection Act. He oversaw the promulgation of legally binding regulations for federal agency compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act requirement. <mask> was born in 1927 in Kansas City, Missouri and spent most of his childhood in Kansas City, Kansas. After his family returned to Kansas City, Kansas, he finished elementary school in Kansas City, Missouri. He graduated from Paseo High School in Kansas City, Missouri at the age of 15 after skipping two grades.Too young to join the United States military, which was absorbing the majority of male high school graduates in that World War II year, he took a job in North Kansas City with Standard Steel Works. After working at the steel company, <mask> attended night school at a junior college in Kansas City and enlisted in the military. He joined the accelerated engineering program at Kansas State University. He was accepted into a military training program in Japanese language and area studies at Yale University after doing well academically there. He finished the program after his 18th birthday. In the summer of 1945, he began basic training at Camp Roberts in California. After Japan's surrender, his military training was cut short.He was sent to the University of Minnesota by the Army to continue his studies. He spent the last year of his U.S. Army service in Japan after three months in Minnesota. In November 1946, <mask> was discharged from the Army. He was an undergraduate student at the University of California, Berkeley. He attended law school at Hastings College of Law. As a student in the Bay Area, <mask> developed an interest in politics. He was the chairman of the San Francisco Young Democrats and helped organize the California Democratic Council.<mask> joined a San Francisco law firm that represented labor unions after law school. He moved to Los Angeles to work for a larger law firm. He stayed out of politics for a while after moving to Los Angeles. He became involved in electoral politics in 1961, when Dick Tuck encouraged him to run for a Republican-held California State Assembly seat in a Los Angeles County district. In 1962, <mask> became the only Democrat to beat an incumbent in a California legislative election when he was elected to the 56th Assembly District. He was to serve 14 years in the California State Assembly. He represented the areas of Hollywood and Wilshire in the 46th Assembly District.The environment was not one of <mask>'s main interests when he was in the Assembly. His initial legislative focus areas were fair housing, civil rights, and transportation. Smog was a problem in his district. He was the Assembly's representative to the Governor's Advisory Commission on the Status of Women. He was the author of several bills aimed at ensuring pay equity between men and women. Four years of work resulted in the enactment of one of his bills. The first U.S. statewide 9-1-1 emergency telephone service program was developed by him.Ronald Reagan was persuaded to impose a surcharge on telephone bills to fund the program despite having promised not to raise taxes. The Emergency Assistance Act was signed into law by Reagan in 1973. The state system cost $137 million and took more than a decade to implement. The State Assembly subcommittee on future energy demand in California was chaired by <mask>. He developed an interest in the topic of energy in that role. He drafted an innovative bill that would create a new state energy agency to make independent forecasts of electricity demand, enforce energy efficiency, and encourage the development of alternative forms of energy. Governor Ronald Reagan vetoed a modified version of the legislation that was passed by the legislature.The start of the war in the Middle East led to an oil embargo imposed by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Reagan and his staff recognized the need to reexamine government energy policies after the oil crisis. The Warren-Alquist Act was enacted in 1974. The California Energy Commission was established as a result. The law was described as the first successful effort by any U.S. governmental jurisdiction to deal with the energy problem. <mask> became the first chairman of the National Conference of State Legislators' committee on energy policy after the law's passage. The California Coastal Commission was established as a permanent body after the four-year authorization for the commission expired in 1972.During oral history interviews in the 1980s, <mask> commented on his unexpected status as a successful environmental leader, saying that he did not deserve credit for things he did not fully understand. I was considered an environmentalist but not deserving. I had environmental concerns, but they were only given limited thought and attention. <mask> was the chairman of California's Democratic Central Committee in 1966. He held that position until 1968. He was the third chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality and served from January 1977 to September 1979. He brought an attorney from California to Washington, DC to work at the company.The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirement that environmental impact statements be prepared for "major federal actions" was promulgated by the leadership at CEQ. The new regulations are at 40 Code of Federal Regulations. They took effect in 1979. The regulations designed to resolve problems that had been identified in the early years of implementing the requirements of NEPA were well received. Since their adoption, they have only had one amendment to one subsection. In 1979 <mask> returned to California for personal and family reasons. He is a faculty member at the University of California, Davis.State Assembly Speaker Willie Brown appointed <mask> to a two-year term on the California Coastal Commission. He was an unsuccessful candidate for the Commission's chairmanship in January 1986 and lost by a vote of 8–4. <mask> and Wornum were part of a minority of Commission members who voted to restrict destructive coastal development, while the majority of Commissioners opposed limits on development. In 1987 the Los Angeles Times quoted <mask>'s comments on the political nature of the Coastal Commission's decisionmaking: The citizen interest groups have kind of disappeared, so you have... political appointees with agendas of their own, meeting in the basement of some hotel, deciding multimillion-dollar issues It's tempting to think that nobody gives a damn and you just do what you want. <mask> was the executive officer of the California State Lands Commission. While working as executive director of the Lands Commission, <mask> encouraged Mobil to pursue a proposal to use land-based horizontal drilling to access offshore oil near Santa Barbara.The "Clearview project" was opposed by environmentalists. The drilling site was owned by the University of California, Santa Barbara. The university refused permission for drilling in 1995 due to incompatibility with nearby land uses. Mobil stopped working on the project the following year. <mask> Paul. He has three children. There were hearings before the Committee on Environment and Public Works in the United States Senate.

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texts: <mask> was a military general and official of the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period of China. His father was the first Imperial Chancellor of Shu. When <mask> was 16 years old, he married a Shu princess and was appointed as a Cavalry Commandant. He was promoted to a General of the Household in the Yulin unit of the Imperial Guards one year later. He held a number of positions in the Shu government. <mask> was skilled in painting and calligraphy, as well as serving as an official. The people of Shu were fond of <mask> because he reminded them of his father.The people give credit to <mask> <mask> even though it might not have had anything to do with him. It was difficult to distinguish which policies <mask> <mask> had a role in, although it was clear that his reputation was more important than his actual accomplishments. The role of the Imperial secretariat was occupied by <mask> <mask> until he reached the top of the imperial administrative system. <mask> <mask> was appointed as acting General of the Guards and Protector-General at the same time. The dangers of overly using military force, especially for Shu, were recognised by <mask> <mask> when he saw his father adopt an aggressive foreign policy towards Shu's rival state. After Jiang Wei became the defacto overall commander of the Shu army, <mask> <mask> attempted to discourage him from continuing to wage war against him but to no avail. <mask> <mask> wrote to the Shu emperor, asking him to remove Jiang Wei from his military command and replace him with a friend of the eunuch.By the time of the Jin dynasty, the memorial was still available. After his failure in the last of the 11 campaigns, Jiang Wei did not return to the Shu capital, Chengdu, presumably because he knew that the people of Shu were increasingly resentful of him. The proposal to switch from an offensive stance to a defensive one was compromised by the fact that he had replaced the tried-and-tested defensive layout with a high-risk-high-reward strategy. The Shu general invented a defensive strategy that involved setting up "covering camps" on the outskirts and exits of trails leading to Hanzhong Commandery, a strategic location on the road into the Shu heartland. The Shu forces were able to keep the invaders out every time because of this arrangement. The author argued that the design could only repel the enemy and not make a lot of money. Wanting to score a decisive victory, Jiang Wei proposed to abandon the camps set up by WeiYan, so an invading army could be lured deeper into Hanzhong Commandery, where the weary expedition force could be blocked and rendered vulnerable to a Shu.When they had just defended along the Qin Mountains, Jiang Wei claimed his arrangement could achieve a decisive victory. <mask> <mask> did not oppose dismantling the fortifications because they had sound logic and merit. After hearing that the general had been put in charge of military affairs along the Wei–Shu border, Jiang Wei requested reinforcements from Chengdu. destiny dictated that Wei wouldn't attack because he believed in Huang Hao's witchcraft. <mask> <mask> was not informed of Jiang Wei's warnings. The reinforcements were sent before the invasion began. The first half of Jiang Wei's plan worked when the Wei forces advanced towards Shu in September 263.The main Wei army was sent to attack the two counties and lead them into Shu territory. The mountain pass at Jiange, in present-day Jiange County, Sichuan, was fortified during the time when Jiang Wei lost to the Wei generals. <mask> <mask> hastily assembled an army in Chengdu and moved to Fu County to prepare for a final defence after learning that Jiang Wei's plan had failed. Battles with Deng Ai, and death, happened within weeks and shocked most of the Shu generals. Jiange was still stuck at Jiange as they realized the danger of letting the enemy in. <mask> <mask> held his position in Fu County because he knew that Jiange was well-defended. The official in charge of Jiangyou surrendered without a fight when Deng Ai suddenly appeared in Jiangyou with his troops.<mask> <mask> was urged by his father to move quickly and seize control of the terrain before Deng Ai did. <mask> <mask> thought the plan was too ambitious and adopted a more cautious approach. <mask> <mask> relented and sent a force to attack the enemy, which defeated them. The better fortified Mianzhu was where <mask> <mask> planned to make his last stand against Deng Ai. If <mask> <mask> surrendered, Deng Ai would recommend to the government that he become the Prince of Langye. After Deng Ai's messenger was executed, <mask> <mask> ordered his troops to prepare for battle outside the pass. The Eight Trigrams Formation was invented by his father.At the time, there were other notable Shu figures with <mask> <mask> at Mianzhu, including his grandson, Zun, as well as Li Qiu, an imperial guard commander. Both sides engaged in battle after Huang Chong gave a speech to the Shu soldiers. Deng Ai ordered his son and another officer to flank <mask> <mask>'s position. Deng Ai's central force remained intact as the Shu forces drove them back after they moved to the left and right. Deng Ai threatened to execute anyone who spoke of retreat after Deng Zhong and Shi Zuan complained that there was no way to break the formation. Deng Zhong and Shi Zuan led their men to break the Shu formation. Several Shu officers were killed in action.In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, a novel written in the 14th century, the author depicts the defence of Chengdu in a dramatic way. When the Shu emperor asked <mask> <mask>'s opinion on how to drive the invaders, he thought of dressing up as his dead father. The ruse worked initially as the soldiers panicked and thought that <mask> Liang had come back from the dead. Deng Ai quickly pointed out that it was someone else who ordered his troops to regroup and attack. The Battle of Mianzhu claimed the lives of <mask> <mask> and his family as well as Deng Ai's forces. List of people of the Three Kingdoms Notes References. There are records of the Three Kingdoms.The 14th century. The Three Kingdoms have a romance. Pei was born in the 5th century. There are annotations to the records of the Three Kingdoms. There were 229 births and 263 deaths of Shu Han generals and politicians.

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texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Luton Town on loan from club Aston Villa. He began his playing career with the Canaries before joining Villa. He has also played for England at under-16, under 17 and under-19 level. He is eligible to represent Scotland. At the age of 9, <mask> joined theNorwich City Academy. He was invited to a trial by City after he was spotted playing in goal. He was offered a youth contract.On his 17th birthday, <mask> signed his first professional contract. He was a substitute in the second round of the FA Cup. In the Third Round of the 2010–11 FA Youth Cup, <mask> saved a penalty in the last minute to ensure thatNorwich won the game 1–0 Ricky Martin said after the game, "He's probably the best under-18 goalkeeper in the country, if ever you wanted somebody in goal, he stepped up and made a fantastic save." In the fourth round of the FA Cup, he made his first-team debut. In July of 2011, Yeovil Town confirmed that <mask> had joined them on a three-month loan. In the opening game of the 2011–12 Football League One season, <mask> made his first senior appearance and appearance in the Football League.He came back to Norfolk on 13 October after hurting his thigh. On 9 November 2012 <mask> joined Cambridge United on a one-month loan. When <mask> became a free agent, Aston Villa announced that they would sign him. The deal went ahead as planned. Villa replaced Shay Given with him in the No.2 spot and gave him the number 13 shirt. He played in the League Cup 2nd round and kept a clean sheet. He kept a clean sheet in Villa's 1–0 pre-season victory over Houston.On May 24, 2015, <mask> made his debut for Villa in a 0–1 loss. Doncaster Rovers signed <mask> on a three-month loan in August of last year. <mask>'s loan ended after 17 appearances and six clean sheets. On October 31, 2014, Yeovil Town re-signed <mask> on a loan from Villa. On September 11, 2015, <mask> joined Huddersfield Town on a one-month loan. He made his debut in Town's 2–0 loss to Cardiff City. He played for 2 months on loan at Villa before returning for another month.When the Winter transfer window opened, he returned to HUDDERSFIELD for the rest of the season. On August 10, <mask> joined League One side Charlton Athletic on a season-long loan. There was an injury to Orjan Nyland that led to the recall of <mask>. Following an injury to Kalinic during a match against West Brom, <mask> was taken off at halftime, but he was recalled to cover for Villa's new signing. Despite Kalinic returning from injury, he continued to play the next match against Derby despite the fact that he had started the next match against Villa. As a result of <mask>'s good performances, he became the first-choice keeper for Dean Smith, and he became part of a record-breaking ten-league-game winning streak for Villa. In the Championship play-offs semi-finals, <mask> saved two penalties from Mason Holgate and Ahmed Hegazi in a 4–3 shoot-out to help send Villa to the play-off finals for the second year in a row.After returning to the Championship on loan, <mask> joined Luton Town on loan until the end of the 2021–22 season. He made his debut in the FA Cup, keeping a clean sheet in a 3–0 away victory over Cambridge United. Through his mother's side of the family, he is able to represent Scotland through his international career. In October 2007, he made his youth international debut for the England U16s, as his side lifted the Sky Sports Victory Shield, and as he produced the match-winning penalty save in the Montaigu Tournament. He was called up for the England U17 in August of 2008 to play Italy, Portugal and Israel. He made his England U17 debut against Armenia. They failed to qualify for the World Cup despite going on to qualify for the European Championship.In October 2010, <mask> made his England U19 debut, keeping a clean sheet and saving a penalty. There are links to 1992 births in the career statistics for the play-offs. The players are from Yeovil Town F.C. The players of United F.C. are from Cambridge. The players are from Villa F.C. The players are from Doncaster. There are players at the A.F.C.The players are from Charlton Athletic F.C. The players at Town F.C. The players are from the English Football League.

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texts: <mask>n is an American musician, philanthropist and technology creative. His track "Say Goodbye to Love" was nominated for an award. <mask> is the founder and producer of the Summit on the Summit clean water initiative, as well as re-Imagined the social network Myspace before its purchase by Time Inc. <mask> was raised by his grandfather in Ethiopia for the first three years of his life. When he was three years old, Kenna was able to see his parents for the first time since they fled persecution in England. He was raised in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and attended school with his friends. After receiving a copy of U2's The Joshua Tree, Kenna began to like music.The album inspired Kenna to learn to play the piano, as well as studying singers like Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. At an interesting time in pop history, <mask> met some of music's biggest names including Whitney Houston, Babyface, Blackstreet, Teddy Riley and Michael Jackson. Kenna gained moderate popularity and an underground following of fans who eagerly waited for the release of his debut album, New Sacred Cow. The album was finally released in 2003 under the Sony imprint Flawless. The summer of 2003 was when the North American tour was launched. The album was co-produced by Chad Hugo of The Neptunes. After the album's release, there were two singles, "Sunday After You" and "Freetime", as well as a music video for "Hell Bent"."Freetime" made it to the U.S. Dance charts. Kenna experienced stops and starts in getting his music accepted by the general public despite the tremendous reception and enthusiasm that music executives had for him. <mask>'s second album, titled Make Sure They See My Face, was written over the course of three years and finished in early 2007. The album was originally scheduled to be released on June 5, 2007, but was pushed back to June 19, 2007, and finally released on October 16, 2007. <mask> cited the video for the album's debut single as the reason for the delays. The inspiration for the album came from Kenna's attempt to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the title, which was inspired by phone calls by Pharrell asking Kenna, "are you going to make sure they see your face?" Kenna's climb took him to 18,200 feet before he became ill from taking sulfur-based altitude medicine.On October 23, 2007, the album was #1 on the heatseekers chart. An unrelated song from his second album, "Face the Gun", was released to appease his waiting fans, and initially was not to appear on Make Sure They See My Face. It was included in the final track listing. In time for the Super Bowl, <mask> released a track from his album, entitled "Better Wise Up", which can be found on his MySpace page. A version of "Better Wise Up" featuring Audio Imagery has been circulating on the internet. There is no official word from Kenna or his label. <mask>'s third album will be titled Songs for Flight and will be released on February 13, 2011.The first single, "Chains", was scheduled to be released on March 8. Kenna's official website streamed the song on February 22. On March 4, it was announced that there had been an unfortunate technical failure with the hard drive that stored the majority of the files. The concept for the entire series was reworked by Kenna. "Chains", the single from Chaos and the Darkness, was released on March 8, 2011. The second volume of the Land 2 Air Chronicles series was titled Imitation is Suicide Chapter I, Chapter II and Chapter III. "Relations (An Ode To You And Me)", "Long Gone", "Love Is Still Alive" and "How Will It End?" are four singles.The exception is "How Will It End?", which has an accompanying music video. <mask>'s directorial debut is marked by the video accompanying "Long Gone". It was released on MTV. A new version of "Relations" featuring Childish Gambino was released in November. Kenna said the third and final volume would be called Genius. A demo of a track called " Something to Break" was streamed on Kenna's social media pages. "Sleep When We Die" was the first single from Songs for Flight.It was released for download after it was aired on the Beats 1 Radio show. On October 6, 2006 the world premiere of the song " Out of Control (State of Emotion)", from <mask>'s EP entitled Black Goodbye Ride, was played on East Village Radio on Authentic Shit with Mark Ronson. <mask> opened the Live Earth concert in New Jersey. He was on the "Loose" tour with Nelly Furtado. <mask> has also worked with The Cool Kids on a song called "Loose Wires." The soundtrack for the video games MLB 08 The Show and FIFA 08 contains "out of control." The track "Pretty Please" was produced by <mask> and Chad Hugo.The HP You on You project advertisement featured <mask> Fiasco, was accompanied by a music video. The music video for their collaboration with Clipse, "Life Change", has <mask> in it. Kid Cudi collaborated with <mask> and Chad Hugo on a track. For a game. It was streamed on the internet after it was never officially released.<mask> covered the U2 song "Gloria" in order to reach out to Bono, one of his biggest musical influences. He got a call from Bono. "Sleep When We Die" was used to promote the launch of the Flipagram app. When <mask> learned about the global water crisis affecting his home village in Ethiopia, he decided to create the Summit on the Summit project. On January 7, 2010, to bring attention to the water crisis. MTV aired a documentary on the climb. A new song called "Turn" was made available for a limited time on his official website.On January 26, 2010, it was released on the iTunes Store. The SUMMIT ON THE SUMMIT project gets money from the sales of the track. <mask> took a job as Chief Vision Officer in the company after being urged by a friend and fellow musician, who invested in the new Myspace. <mask> was one of the "Digital Mavericks" of the year. <mask>'s endeavors include his music, technology, and philanthropic efforts, as well as his strategic development company, Translator. Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros were one of the headliners at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas, in March of 2012. More than 12,000 people attended and 1.3 million people watched the event on the internet.<mask> consults on many projects with his own music endeavors. Make Sure They See My Face is a studio album by New Sacred Cow.

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texts: <mask> (born <mask>, April 4, 1961) is an American television meteorologist as well as an actor, spokesman, author and television show developer. He was a meteorologist for 17 years at the NBC owned and operated television station in San Diego, California. In 1984 <mask> began his television career as a weekend weathercaster at WANE-TV in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Lizura began making children's CDs and DVDs in 2007. He has written or co-written 6 full length kids' DVDs of the band, The Jumpitz, as well as 28 television episodes of the award-winning bilingual television series Dos y Dos. In 2012 <mask> published a book called Television promotion: How to get yourself, your business, or your organization promoted on TV. In 1961, <mask> was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey and raised in Piscataway, New Jersey.His elementary school years were spent at two schools. His high school years were spent at Piscataway High School, while his middle school years were at Schor Middle School. <mask> was a double major at Rutgers University. In 1984 <mask> received a Bachelor of Science degree in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication and Human Relations. <mask> began his broadcasting career as a weekend weathercaster at the CBS affiliated WANE-TV in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In the summer of 1985 <mask> became the weekday evening weathercaster for the ABC station in Biloxi, Mississippi. <mask> was the Mississippi Associated Press "best weathercaster" in 1986.In 1987, he moved from Biloxi, Mississippi to Sacramento, California and became the weekday morning weathercaster for the NBC affiliated KCRA-TV where he spent the next two years working on-air, public speaking, and assisting the Clean Air Partnership for the state of California. In June 1988, <mask> left KCRA and moved to Cincinnati, Ohio where he became the weekend weathercaster forWLWT-TV, the NBC affiliate, working alongside Jerry Springer who was the primary news anchor at that time. In 1989 <mask> was offered a weathercaster position in San Diego, California with NBC affiliate KNSD-TV, which became the NBC owned and operated television station in 1996. <mask> worked for KNSD-TV from 1989 to 2006 In 2007, <mask> began working as the morning weathercaster for KUSI-TV, the independent television station in San Diego. <mask> was interested in developing and producing television shows after working as a television weathercaster. <mask> was the head of three television show development companies: The Jumpitz Corporation, Latin American Multimedia Corporation, and the Allowance Media Group, Inc.Lizura produced four full-length DVDs under the "The Jumpitz" and "Los Jumpitz" labels. Lizura co-wrote and produced 26 episodes of Dos y Dos, a children's educational Spanish/English bilingual show while she was the CEO of The Latin American Multimedia Corporation. "Dos y Dos" episodes can be seen in the U.S. on the Sorpresa and the LATV networks. "Dos y Dos" was broadcasted on Telemundo in Puerto Rico. Allowance Media Group developed six new television pilots. The Solar Alliance Foundation has an Executive Director named <mask>. <mask> is listed as a co-composer with 146 songs.<mask> was a member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences from 2010 to 2011. The "The Joe Lizura Charity Golf Classic" was started in 2002 to raise money for the children's hospital in San Diego. From 1992 to 2005 he was the chairperson of theMS walk. In June 2002, <mask> was selected as the San Diego National Multiple Sclerosis Society's 2002 volunteer of the year. <mask> was accused of exposing himself and masturbating in the window of a San Diego office building in January of 2011. <mask> was placed on three years' parole after pleading guilty to the lewd conduct charge. He was ordered to attend a counseling session and pay a $200 fine.The Jumpitz "The Imagination Box" is a children's DVD.

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texts: <mask>. is an American country music singer. He was a contestant on the television talent competition Star Search. He has recorded a total of eight studio albums, of which the first three have been certified gold by the RIAA, and a greatest hits package which is also certified gold. His studio albums have accounted for more than 20 hit singles on the country charts. He was a guest artist on Kenny Rogers' "Buy Me a Rose" and had two Number Ones on the RPM country charts in Canada. On April 2, 1962, <mask> was born in Quincy, Florida. <mask> kept a band called The Country Rocks in his spare time.<mask> began playing in his father's band at the age of eight. He played music in both his father's band and with other local musicians throughout high school. He sang Frank Sinatra's "My Way" at his high school graduation after touring in local clubs. <mask> was a basketball player in high school and was offered a scholarship to East Central Community College. He dropped out of college to pursue a career in music. <mask> won the Male Vocalist title on Star Search six years after he made the finals on the Wrangler Country Star Search. He appeared in commercials for McDonald's, Chevrolet and Valvoline while he was a demo singer.At the end of the decade, he had signed a publishing contract with EMI Music, as well as a recording contract with a subsidiary of Liberty Records. "lowdown lonely", <mask>'s first single, did not enter the charts. "Only Here for a Little While" was the second release from Young Man. This song and its follow-up, "Somewhere in My Broken Heart", were both No. There are 3 hits on the country charts. The latter was a hit on the charts. The RIAA certified Young Man as gold.In 1991, <mask>'s second album earned a gold certification. "You Don't Count the Cost", "Only the Wind", and "Billy the Kid" were the four singles released from it. "If There Hadn't Been You" was a No. 4 on the country charts. 3 on the list. 1 is on the former Radio & Records country charts in the US and Canada. <mask> toured with The Judds on their farewell tour in 1991. The theme song for the ABC animated series Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa was written and recorded by him.He won the Top New Male Vocalist award from the Academy of Country Music. <mask>'s third album was called Fire in the Dark. "Tryin' to Hide a Fire in the Dark" was the lead-off single of his third gold-certified album. He became his second No. 6 in the United States. There is one in Canada. Dave Mason's 1977 pop hit "We Just Disagree" was followed by a cover of it. <mask> had an opening slot on Alan Jackson's tour in 1993.His greatest hits album was released in 1994. This album reprised his first nine singles, as well as a new song, " Once in a While", which <mask> wrote and recorded for the soundtrack to the 1994 film 8 Seconds. This song was at the top of the charts. Unsolicited airtime was the basis for 53. His last release was Men'll Be Boys. The album didn't do as well in sales or chart performance. The band is called the "Cowboy Band."There are 60 title tracks. <mask> put his career on hold to raise his children. <mask>'s fifth album, It's What I Do, was released on Capitol Records Nashville in 1996. "That Girl's Been Spyin' on Me" and the title track returned him to the Top Ten. The cover of Don Williams' "I Wouldn't Be a Man" fell short of the Top 40. He worked with Crystal Bernard on her 1996 debut album Girl Next Door, as well as co-writing its debut single "Have We Forgotten What Love Is." "In the Name of Love" was a non-charting single and never appeared on an album.The charity single "One Heart at a Time" was written by Victoria Shaw and several other artists. Real Man was his sixth album. "Innocent Bystander" was the only Top 40 hit in this album. <mask> left Capitol's roster after this album. He appeared in two small TV specials, A Face to Kill For and Blue Valley Songbird. In 2000, he and Alison Krauss made guest appearances on Kenny Rogers' single "Buy Me a Rose", which reached the top of the country charts in May of that year. Rogers' first number 1 single in thirteen years was a Top 40 hit on the Hot 100." Please Keep Mom and Dad in Love" was issued on Rogers's Dreamcatcher Records and never included on an album. He did not chart again until 2003 with "I'm in Love With You", released on the independent View 2 label. He covered John Denver's "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" for View 2. Curb Records took over promotion of this single shortly after it was released, and by mid-2004 it was number 27 on the country charts. "Let Them Be Little" was recorded by the band on its 2004 album Let's Be Us Again. <mask>'s seventh studio album, titled Let Them Be Little, was finally released in 2004. "Let Them Be Little" peaked at number 8 on the country charts in 2005, but the album's other singles didn't make the Top 40.The Christ (A Song for Joseph) was released in late 2005. He had a duet with his daughter. <mask> is branching into using music for corporate marketing. Song sessions combines writing and team building exercises. <mask> is playing Hank Longley in "The Toy Shoppe", a musical written by Kenny Rogers and Kelly Junkerman, through the end of the year. There are links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to

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texts: <mask> was an American illustrator and painter. He created covers and illustrations for magazines in the American West. He painted many historical Western subjects such as interactions between Indians and white settlers and traders. He was a member of the Society of Illustrators' Hall of Fame. On February 5, 1909, <mask> was born in New York City to Henry S<mask>., a telephone engineer, and Edith Scott (Russell<mask>. He was one of three children. As a child, he was a keen reader and would often visit the Museum of Natural History in New York to look at Native American objects.He spoke about the treatment of the American Indian at his high school graduation in 1927. Government. He was a student at Syracuse University from 1927 to 1931. Simmons married "Pink" in 1934 and moved to Connecticut. David and Deborah were their children. In 1940, when he and his family moved to an artists colony in Connecticut, he became friends with a number of people. He moved to New Mexico in 1972He built an adobe house and studio on a seven-acre site in Santa Fe in 1977. On June 29, 1997, <mask> died in a car crash. Deborah was also killed in the accident. He graduated from Syracuse University in 1931. His college roommate was Harry Anderson. He decided to become an illustrator. In his junior year at Syracuse, he sold his drawings to magazines.In the early 1930s, Lovell shared a studio space in New York with Harry Anderson and Al Carter. The artist colony of New Rochelle is just outside of New York City. New Rochelle was home to a number of other illustrators. After 1936, Lovell provided illustrations for magazines such as Redbook, Life, and The American, Woman's Home Companion. In the 1940's and 1950's, Lovell produced covers for several magazines, including Ace-High Western, Clues, Complete, Detective Tales, Dime Detective, Rangeland Romances, Star Western, and Top-Notch. He drew interior illustrations for The Shadow, Courtroom Stories, Popular Western, Triple Western, and Clues. During World War II, he was in the Marine Corps Reserve.He was sent as a Staff Sergeant to Washington DC with John and Fred to illustrate the Marine Corps magazine. There are depictions of the Norman invasion of England, Alexander the Great's career, and the conquests of the Vikings in a set of historical drawings produced by Lovell. He took great care in reproducing historical accuracy in the illustrations, including making models of weapons and ships, visiting historical sites and carrying out other research. Several paintings were created for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as well as a series of paintings about Western oil exploration. A series of paintings depicting the history of the Southwest are on permanent display at the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum. The works about Native Americans represent a turning point in the subject matter of <mask>'s work. He focused on depictions of Native American life, exploration of the West and Western art.He was invited to become a charter member of the National Academy of Western Artists in 1973. He became a member of the Cowboy Artists of America in 1975, after being elected to the Society of Illustrators' Hall of Fame in 1974. He received two awards from NAWA in 1992. The National Academy of Western Artists Show was in Oklahoma City in 1994. The <mask> Collection of personal letters, photographs and scrapbooks containing tear sheets of his completed paintings are currently held at the Norman Rockwell Museum Archives' Reference Center Collection. The exhibition "National Geographic: The Art of Exploration" featured several of <mask>'s paintings. I consider myself a storyteller with a brush.I try to place myself in situations that would make interesting pictures. I want to make paintings that relate to the human experience. It was great to paint for the pulps in the 1930s and 1940s. You know how to tell a story. You wouldn't be able to spread out over two pages, and you wouldn't be able to research it for three months. It took you ten days to get the job done. Discipline was taken by this.When you're painting history, it always comes down to the basics. Reading helps. Writers don't need a lot of information from a painter. A writer can set the scene with a few words, but an artist needs to know a lot more than that. Alexander was in India when I wasn't there. I was able to paint what Alexander did by working hard. <mask> Biography 1909 births 1997 deaths 20th-century American painters American male painters American illustrators Artists from New York City

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texts: <mask> is a New Zealand footballer. He plays for Gold Coast United. <mask> spent most of his early career in Australia before moving to England where he played for two and a half seasons. He played mostly in the A-League from 2007 onwards, with the exception of brief spells with Genlerbirlii in Turkey and Kedah FA in Malaysia. He played for the Indonesian team Borneo F.C. Smeltz was the top- goal scorer in the A-League for Gold Coast United. He played in the 2010 World Cup for New Zealand and scored 24 goals.<mask> was born in Gppingen, West Germany to ethnic German parents with New Zealand citizenship. He moved to New Zealand six months later. In 1987, at the age of six, Smeltz moved to the Gold Coast in Australia, where he pursued a career in football and was brought up for the remainder of his adolescent years while holding a New Zealand visa. At the age of 23, <mask> became a dual-citizen of New Zealand and Australia. He attended a high school on the Gold Coast where he was classmates with two future professional surfers. Smeltz considers the Gold Coast his home even though he spends the off season there with his wife and daughters. Smeltz played for a number of Australian clubs before moving to England to play for Mansfield Town in the English Football League Two in 2005.In the 2005–06 season, he played in 61 competitive matches and scored 26 goals. He played in the Conference National for the next season. Smeltz signed a two-year deal with the Wellington Phoenix in the A-League. He finished second in the Golden Boot race with nine goals from 19 appearances. In the 2008–09 season, Smeltz scored a record-equalling 12 goals for the A-League season proper, resulting in the A-League Golden Boot 2008-09 and also goal of the season for his winning strike against the Victory in round 13. Smeltz was voted the A-League's best player in the 2008–09 season. Smeltz signed a three-year deal with Gold Coast United in November 2008 after the Phoenix lost their battle to retain him.<mask> scored nine goals on his Gold Coast United debut and the team recorded a 12–1 victory. <mask> scored the club's first goal in their first A-League game. In the next week, Smeltz scored four goals and had a penalty. The only game Smeltz didn't score a goal in was the loss to the Jets. Smeltz rebounded from his club's first loss to help in the win. In the process he added another two goals to his tally taking him to an outstanding 8 goals from 5 games, his single man goal count was greater than any other club's in the league. He had 19 A-League goals to his name and held the title of most A League goals in a season.After a stellar season with Gold Coast United, it was announced that <mask> had agreed to terms with a Chinese club on a two-year contract. Just five days into his contract, it was announced that <mask> had changed his mind about China. After he decided to return to his hometown, there was some confusion as to which club he was contracted to. A Football Federation Australia source confirmed that Gold Coast United had not dispatched <mask>'s International Transfer Clearance form, meaning that he was free to rejoin them. On 17 July 2010, Gold Coast United owner Clive Palmer publicly stated that he is "hopeful of retaining him for the coming season." S.K. Genlerbirlii His overseas career was saved when he was signed by a Turkish Sper Lig club.<mask> made his debut in the club's win over IstanbulBB. <mask> scored his first goal for the club in the 1–0 home win over Ankaragucu. Perth Glory and <mask> signed a three-year contract worth A$4.1 million with the A-League club as a marquee. He became the second player in the A-League to have scored a half-century in the competition, after scoring a brace in his second appearance for Perth. He scored 4 goals in a win against the Victory. On May 18, 2014, it was announced that Smeltz would be leaving Perth Glory to join Sydney FC. Smeltz signed a 2-year contract extension with Sydney at the end of the 2016–17 season.Kedah FA is a Malaysian Super League club. He scored his first goal for Kedah against T-Team in the Malaysia Cup. <mask> returned to New Zealand and signed with Wellington Phoenix until the end of the season. Borneo F.C. Borneo joined the Liga 1 on 9 April. <mask> retired from football in February. <mask> came out of retirement to sign with Gold Coast United.Smeltz played for the under-20, under-23 and senior New Zealand national teams. On April 25, 2006 he scored his first goal for the All Whites. <mask> became the first Wimbledon player to win international honours and the first to score an international goal. In May 2007, he scored both New Zealand goals in a 2–2 draw with Wales. On 19 November 2007, Smeltz was voted New Zealand footballer of the year, ahead of Ryan Nelsen and Chris Killen. Smeltz was named the player of the year in 2007. Smeltz was part of the New Zealand squad that traveled to South Africa for the World Cup finals.He was the first A-League player to score in the World Cup Finals when he scored against Italy. The New Zealand men's team competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics. Smeltz was the victim of a high boot to the face in the opposing penalty area during a World Cup qualification match. New Zealand's goal tally is listed first. Kedah FA Malaysia Cup: 2016 Individual Oceania Footballer of the Year: 2007, 2008 Johnny Warren Medal: 2008–2009 with Wellington Phoenix A-League Golden Boot: 2009–2010 with Gold Coast United The players are from Halifax Town A.F.C. The players are Wellington Phoenix FC and Gold Coast United FC.Kedah Darul Aman F.C. is a footballer for Perth Glory FC. The players Borneo F.C. 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